Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-05-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.
7 Weather warm and pleasant.
Corsets specially at Watson's.

Nothing like shotgun for gophers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edick and Miss Stella are
in Bismarck. ~
1t is rumored that another county off,
cial will soon resign.
Several teams are at work seeding on
the Bringhurst place.
Plant Oscar Fl. Willis seeds and get
some, of the prizes he offers. !,
A big stock of Wall Paper justreceived
at ]. w. Parker's, Bismarck. -
Mr.. A. A. Matthews, of Winchester,
visited the county seat, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Baker paid brief visit to
Wllliamsport Saturday forenoon.
Pasture, meadow and lawn grass seeds,
pure and clean, at Frank Frisby's.
Dakota already has more miles of rail-
road than twenty eight of the states. !,
Tom Lowery, president of the A., B. &
N. w., is millionaire eight times over.
/NIlss Connor and Mr., Armstrong each
purchased pony in Bismarck last week
Best Mixed Paints ut bedrock prices
for sale by j. w. Parker, Bismarck, Oak.
J. w. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
one of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
LSheriff Wade and Avon D. Walker
made final proof before, Clerk of Court
Bumstead. Saturday.
"a number of teams passed through
town Tuesday, on their way southeast to
work on the railroad.
Buying Oscar H. Wills northwesterr-
grown seeds is like buying gold dollars at
twenty-five cents each.
1.-THE A., 3. & N. w. and the Mil. & St.
P. are at work building their lines toward
the Capital of all Dakota.
|LAn exchange says that if we have geod
season Dakota won't be- large enough to
hold the newcomers nextyear.
Grass seeds Of all kind4at Frank Fris-
by's, Bismarck: " Also keeps we'll
selected stock of garden seeds.
The weather has been quite warm dur.
ing the past week. Grain, grass and gar
den vegetables haveygrown rapidly.
R. l.. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and ststioners wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
60 to the Bismarck Greenhouses to get
all kinds of seeds and seed grain, trees,
vegetable plants hcsise and. .bedding
plants.
Mrs. D. R. Streeter has been confined
to her bed during the past week with u
bronchial affection, but is now somewhat
improved.
If you have no money, drive your hens
up hill to make them lay, and take your
eggs to Oscar II. Will to get your vegc.
table seeds.
90 to z. Brady & Co.. Bismarck, for
sewing machines A good stock Of the
best kinds always ON hand and at reason
able prices.
1.-The Northwestern Railroad paid farm
ers in the vicinity of Highmore $4,000, re-
Gently, for damages by prairie fires started
by engines.
u Squire Weller and Fred Whittier came
over from the river, Saturday, and ap-
peared as witnesses in the Wade final
proof case.
William v. Wade, as administrator of
the Olsen estate, wound up his work Sat
urday and was discharged by Judge
Hodgkinson.
Mr.. S. B. Laurence, the enterprisiug
and liberal Bismarck dealer, is now in
Iowa purchasing horses, and will soon
return with them.
W The Rev. Worst will preach next Sun
day at II o'clock, in the Dunkard church,
and the Rev. Writ at o'clock, IN the
Congregational church.
Mrs. Fish and Mr.. A. Potter, of Win
chester, visited the county seat, Tuesday,
on business connected with the settle
ment of the Fish estate.
The Mercer Seed Corn. grown in Min
nesota, and which matured IN seventy
five days. for sale at s. "A. Faulkncrs s,
Emmonsburg. $3.50 per busLeI.
LL/Uncle Dudley has heap O. trouble
nowadays keeping his cattle and horses
off the A. B. 6 N. w. survey. Some O.
them critters IL get run over yet.
Everybody should make garden, and
should plant only northern grown seeds.
You can get them of the best kind and in
any quantity at Frank Frisby's, Main
street, Bismarck.
j. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist
has received mammoth spring stock,
which he will dispose of at the smallest
percentage of profit. Call and learn
prices before purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldrof haYs moved into
the Margach house, which h been fixed
up aud neatly papcred. Their kitchen
and dining. room are in the building op-
posite on the west side of the street.
1t is hardly necessary TO call the atten-
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug firm of Dunn s. Co., opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. Give the firm call and
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